"Do you have to be so obvious?"
“It’s one of my charms, hon.”
Though only ten years older than Emily,
Jolene liked playing mother hen. Emily figured it came easily to her.
The woman ran her diner like she ran the town, dishing up good food and plain talk in equal portions.
Whether wielding a spatula at the diner or a gavel at town council meetings, Jolene was the boss—and everyone in Union knew it.
Thanks so much for stopping by. No Sweeter Lover releases May 17.

She's a great mother hen. :) I think I like her a lot. Wonderful six.
ReplyDeleteDonna
Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat six, Tina! Release day is just around the corner...are you totally freaking out? So exciting!
ReplyDeleteIf you're looking for blogs to visit to pimp your release, I'd love to host you anytime. :)
I like her already! lol
ReplyDeleteAww. I love small town romances!
ReplyDeleteJolene sounds like a strong, no-nonsense lady and an interesting character. I'll be she was fun to write! Great excerpt.
ReplyDeleteLove this character! Particularly love the description of serving good food and plain talk in equal portions! Very nice six!
ReplyDeleteAmy Durham
Thanks everyone for stopping by today. :) I think I'm addicted to Six Sentence Sunday. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your unpcoming release. I already like her. Great six!
ReplyDeleteJust TWO days to go! Maybe three with the time difference...
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how quickly this has come around. I swear we were all voting for you just the other day lol.